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Newspaper
Jasper News
Location
Jasper, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jul 06, 1916
Page
3
Mrs Nexdoor asks about oil Mr Moneybages morning, while Mrs Sharpeye notes Deodor Bigfee looked gloomy when he visited Moneybages residence recently. Neighbors remark the old gentleman may be getting well.
The article notes the heavy statue in New York Harbor weighing 440000 pounds and questions the reliability of a storyteller’s claims, contrasting hearsay with personal experience.
The speaker reflects on happiness as the conviction that one is loved for who they are. It notes that love persists even in imperfection and self-doubt, echoing a belief in enduring affection beyond personal flaws.
A wealthy man reflects on his earlier life earning a dollar a day, echoing a biblical caution attributed to David in haste. The remark serves as a reminder that wealth can dim true happiness, prompting readers to consider values beyond money.
A successful merchant tells a boy that capital should not idle. He warns that money talks but does not speak in its sleep, underscoring the value of activity and prudent investment.
An old steamship line ad proclaims year round service under the banner Stability the Arm of Passage. The quotation praises steady crossings aboard the Commonwealth and the Plymouth Rock, attributed to Prof. Le Baron Russell Briggs as a guiding truth for people.
Omer Webb and wife enjoyed Lakeside Tuesday afternoon while Roy Bowers and Miss Felva spent the Fourth there. George Earl and Miss Oma celebrated the Fourth at Lakeside, and numerous families from Jasper and nearby towns joined picnics and visits at Lakeside and White Oak. Birth announced as Earl Garner and wife welcomed a baby boy in Dublin on Sunday, July 2. Dr. Schooler upgrades his office over Deardorff store with new furniture and modern equipment.
A three year old lad escaped punishment after telling his father not to whip him or he would make his mamma cry. The mother has often wept at seeing her son spanked, and the father relented, sparing the switch.
A promotion touts Sloan's Liniment as a ready remedy after a strenuous day for muscle soreness stiffness and as a treatment for toothache backache stings and other incidental accidents. A vacationer tests its versatility saying they would rather not travel without Sloan's Liniment and use it for cramps toothache and more.
A brief beacon of voice reflects on holiday revelations and confidence in their personal insight. The speaker, credited as Disraall, muses on the transformative power of holiday insights and the trust they place in these seasonal revelations.
A concise meditation urging resilience and reframing difficulties. It encourages perseverance, suggesting that even the heaviest challenge can be transformed into a constructive outcome with effort. The message emphasizes hope and proactive thinking to reach beneficial results.
Report from Fianador notes native cooks face bias against using stoves. They claim excessive heat from stoves causes fever, reflecting local beliefs influencing kitchen practices and public health perceptions.
A Buddha quote asserts that pure thoughts in speech or action bring lasting happiness, following a person like a shadow. The saying emphasizes the link between inner virtue and outward well being.
The piece reflects on aging former conundrum entertainers now mostly housebound while their children struggle with care and fatigue, as the readers of the Janesville Gazette recall the days of endless questions and clever answers.
An advertisement touts Hall's Catarrh Cure as the only positive cure for catarrh, a constitutional disease. It claims internal action on blood and mucous surfaces, offers $100 for uncured cases, and urges readers to request testimonials. Also promotes Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
In the Atchi son Globe a bold critique targets a local figure who boasts of superiority and snubs others, framing him as the town’s biggest joke. The piece blends sharp local humor with a pointed portrait of community dynamics and reputation.
A fragment notes the annual income of all U S people at about 35 billion dollars with about 7 billion saved. It then quotes Alcott on how a good book prompts more books and sustains fame across ages, affecting readers widely.
A perceptual remark notes that the average man prefers a woman’s flattery over harsh truth. The line critiques romantic honesty and the allure of comforting deceit. No named individuals or organizations are identified in the fragment.
William had attended many birthday parties with gifts. On his own birthday his mother arranged only one party without mentioning it as a birthday event. He pouted and declared he would not attend a free party, saying he did not care for one if it was a free party.
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